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Lisa Licera
Eliminating vaccine mandates. I'm Lisa Licera, FOX News. Florida surgeon general has made a sweeping announcement about the childhood vaccine schedule in the state.
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Narrator/Reporter
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said he and Governor DeSantis administration will work to end every single childhood vaccine mandate in the state.
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Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo
Your body is a gift from God what you put into your body, what you put into your body is because of your relationship with your body and your God. I don't have that right.
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Narrator/Reporter
Governor DeSantis said. This is part of getting government out of people's lives. While state health officials will examine which vaccines they could unilaterally take off a mandatory schedule, others would require legislative approval. Right now, Florida daycare and school facilities require dtap, measles, mumps, rubella, hep B, chickenpox, polio and others.
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Lisa Licera
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. This is the governors of Washington, Oregon and California have announced they they've created an alliance to establish their own vaccine recommendations because they believe the Trump administration is putting Americans health at risk by politicizing the cdc. A new ICE detention facility opened in Louisiana at the notorious Angola Prison.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem
We now have about 200 criminal illegal aliens who are scheduled to be detained here at this facility. The capacity will be up to 400.
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Lisa Licera
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. There have long been claims of mistreatment from inmates in Angola. In 2020, three prisoners sued the Louisiana prison system over conditions on what's known as the farm line where inmates work the fields. Last year a federal judge ordered more protections be put in place for prisoners in extreme heat conditions. Federal judge in Boston's ordered the reversal of over $2.6 billion in federal funding cuts to Harvard University. Texas lawmakers have approved a measure that would allow people to sue out of state abortion pill providers. The measure now heads to Governor Greg Abbott for his signature. America is listening to fo.
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Lisa Licera
A New York judge has ruled DNA evidence linking an accused serial killer to multiple murder victims will be allowed in court.
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Tanya J. Powers
Suffolk County, New York prosecutors will be allowed to use evidence gathered from advanced DNA testing that they say links Rex Heuerman to six of the seven women he's accused of killing. Heuerman has pleaded not guilty to the murders of the women, whose remains were found near Gilgo beach on Long Island. The deaths date back to 1993. At issue is the new DNA technology used, known as whole genome sequencing, which has not been tested in a New York court. The DNA results deemed admissible by the judge were obtained from rootless hairs discovered from six of the victims. Heuerman's attorney claims it's a public health violation, and the judge is expected to rule on that challenge later this month. In New York, Tanya J. Powers, FOX News.
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Lisa Licera
The House has rejected a resolution to send your Congresswoman LaMonica McIver of New Jersey and remove her from a committee as she faces federal charges stemming from a visit to an immigrant immigration detention facility. A trial in her case has been scheduled for November. A second hurricane has formed in the Pacific.
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Weather Reporter
Hurricane Lorena is off the west coast of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, expected to get stronger over the next day. There's a tropical storm warning in effect and up to 15 inches of rain in the forecast in some places, with the risk of flash flooding and mudslides, especially in higher terrain. There could be some heavy rain from the storm across Parts of the U.S. southwest Thursday night into the weekend. Hurricane Kiko, meantime, is still out there over open water in the Pacific, getting stronger, moving in the general direction of Hawaii. Effects there next week are expected to be minimal.
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Lisa Licera
At this point, Fox's Chris Foster move over Oasis and other 90s bands back. Radiohead is reuniting for 20 shows in five cities across Europe, four apiece in Madrid, Bologna, London and Copenhagen in Berlin this November. The band last performed together in 2018. I'm Lisa Licera. This is FOX News.
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